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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-04-15
Caution i'm the Postofice.

There is postoffice in Pennsylvania known
as president" On Monday President Cleve-
land received letter addressed as follows:
Ellis Excellency, Hon. Grover Cleveland
President" The letter had been forwarded
from President, Penn. and was indorsed
"Not here at present. Try Washington"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-04-15
A Conrenfent Saving.

In some of the New York theatres the
ushers pass around water between the acts.
All the young men have to do now is to carry
a small flask in their pockets, and the cost of
the flask viii more than be made up by the
saving In shoe leather. ~ onl1ers Statesman
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-04-15
What the Brute would Saw.

A married couple were out promenading
in the suburbs of Austin one day. Presently
the wife said: ''Think, Albert, if the brigands
should come now and take me from you'll"
impossible, my dear" 'But supposing
they did come and carry me away, what
would you say?'' 81 should say" replied
the husband, ''that the brigands were new
at the business. That's all. Texas Sift-
mos
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-04-15
He Received the Boxes.

1st Boy-Had any Christmas boxes?
I'd Boy-Ratherl
1st BLOW many?
I'd B-Two.
1st B-What were they?
Cd B-A smack from mother and another
from dad-MoonshinA
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She Had Learned the Fashion.

Four year-old Beatrice was 1unching in
company with her mamma the other day,
when a gentleman said, to tease her little
Iadyship: 81 know what you would like. -
''What is that?'' ''Oh, you'd like little
BROTHER ''No, I shouldn't. 1 detest men. -
Boston Herald.
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Finding that it is becoming late he decides
he had better leave letter.
The person for whom the letter is intended
having moved in the mean time he drops it
in the basement and returns to the Office.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-04-15
The Fine Exhibit Made at the Fair by
the Fredericksburg Brewing Co.

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Daily Republican., 1887-10-07

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Daily Republican., 1887-10-07
m Artno InteliiRonCo

The captain and men of the schooner
kalfage, ashore near Port Blake, Ontario,
arrived Goie-ich Wednesday. They saw
a three-masted vessel founder with all on
board, about thirty miles off Thunder
Bay. Lake Huron, in the gale of Monday
last.
A hand satchel and trunk picked up on
the beach identifies the young lady pass
|enger who was lost In the wreck of the
propeller California, off st Helena Island,
Lake Michigan, on Monday night, as
Minnie Membery, of Sacsett's Harbor,
New York. Miss Membery and Cornelius
Connerton, OF Detroit, were the only pas
sengers drowued. The bodies OF nine OF
tha victims have be washed ashore.
The schooner Jesse Scarth, with 26, COO
bushels OF corn from Chicago for Toronto,
sank on Tuesday night. eight miles north
of Manittee. The captain and crew were
saved.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-07
Tho Il so. aophIad LIN.

1t was announced yesterday In New
York that the contract for the sale of the
Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph to the
Western Union Company had been signed
that morning. The price-S5 ,O00, COO
Is TO be paid in Western Union Stock.
When questioned yesterday afterI oon,
jay Gould said: "We have bought the
Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph We have
paid for 1t or arranged to do so, and the
price is $5,000,000." A despatch from
Baltimore says the announcement of the
completion of the deal of the Western
Union for the Baltimore and Ohio Tel,-
graph created no surprise there. 1t is
understood that the terms are IS 0O0, 1000
OF stock of the Western Union and a
cash payment annually by the Western
Union of 100000 The Baltimore and
Ohio directors will meet on Wednesda ay
next, when the matter will be acted
upon.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-07
The Bulgarisn Throne.

ct. PETERSBURG, Dot. en-, ds
6lers, Minister Of Foreign AfIairs, has
written letter 10 Chakir Psshs, Turk.
isn Ambasssdor 10 Russia, aupoun IN 2
huseia's acceptance Of the Ports's pro
posal 70 send an Ottoman Commissioner er
70 Bulgaria tn sot 10 copj JUNCTION with a
hussiAn Lieutenant Governor OF pxiucely
rank, but iDstead Of the latter being
80 uooidinate TO the Ottomsn Commis.
sioner Rufsla proposes that the Otto
men Commissioner shall have second
rank. Russia also proposes that the
term for which the appointments be
made shall be for four months instead of
three, As men ntioned In the Porte's pro.
posAl. f'"
The Porte's acceptance Of the Russian
General Ernroth rs Lieutenant Cover
nor OF Bulgaria is regarded ~ pied eipp
Turkey 10 support the Russian propo.
sails, involving, II necessary, Turkish
initiative action In Bulgaria.
According to some reports Russia
urges that the question OF the parsiclpA.
tion OF Roumelisn Deputies In the elec.
tion OF Prince Of Bulgaria by the 30
orapJe be submitted to the oousid era.
tion OF the powerr, while accordip to
other reports Russia insists that r IN
meltan Deputies shall not cit in the So
branje.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-07
Reminiscent ces OF Wilmington

by Miss K. Mon nsom cry, 10 now q rare
book, IS 1t has been OF rare interest to
young and old in the years that are
past, 81 it will be for generations TO
come She reaches back to Wiilingtox y n
OF olden time, q village OF 30 odd shan
ties and houses, 1875; and then of VIII.
m:ngton borough from 1890 on ward till
1882. when 1t was made G city by set OF
our Legislature She tells many a
thrilling narrative Of old time resid On to,
where they lived, &c. She was born
May 90. l778, and died In 1868, aged 50
years.
Her fascinating book is ont OF print,
fxcspt few copies, and will soon de
mand fabulous prices. Mr.. Cornelius
Bipps Is now oanvas.ing our city 70
give the last chance to o favored few
ho wish to own copy ere the oppor.
tuni.y passes, at 81, one. half the pub
lisher's price, with q gift thrown In OF
Q neat historical aud artistic rural pic
'uretque scene that took place In New
CASTLE County "a years ago, which was
published In fne lithograph at the time
by one OF our Market rtreet merch xnts.
Mr.. Fipps has control OF ell the books
on the market. A few weeks will close
them out, after wbich no more "Rs
miniscences OF Wilmington" can be
had
Daily Republican., 1887-10-07
Walking ON shs water.
Pituburg Chronicle.

PituburY Chronicle.
Captain Paul Boyton, the swimmer,
appeared In new role Monday ana
walked on the Allegheny river, much
TO the stonishment of the multitude q
which gathered to watch the feat. II
10 certain that no multitude evsr saw
such feet-in fact, It saw little else
than feet, and from their size 1t ID
rather wonder that he accom- plishe d
the feat Of walking from point . little
above the Union to the Seventh street
bridge. A couple OF hundred boats
accompanied the pedestrian on his
journey. There were boats OF all kinds
but 1t was the steam vessels which
gave him the most trouble by stirring
up the water until 1t made rather !
hazardous prom edsde for the c6b,ain
He walked along, how ever, like Q bare
footed boy in ytubble fslds end
reached the end Of his journey without
mishap. Then he put on rubber sui
end with o email canoe paddle pro
PEELED himself down the river.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-07
Chinese Counterfoiters.

Mr.. Kennedy, our Consul General al
Shanghai, China, reports to the State De
partment the discovery OF system oil
counterieiting well-known American
brands Of cottons by importing an inferior
grade of unbraided goods, while Chinese
ingenuity at imitation supplied counter
feits of the trade marks most sought after
A merchant guilty OF this practice was
convicted and fined, and, on account oi
the publicity given to his fate, the i'm
porters had to seek new market and the
scheme was checked. Mr.. Kennedy in
stances the matter as showing "the neces
sity for plainly branding all goods "
Daily Republican., 1887-10-07
Ho Married Both Women.

George Jacques, who lives at 2133 Bar
ker street, Philadelphia, was held In $500
bail by Magistrate Smith yesterday to
answer to charge of bigamy. He was
arrested charged with committing an as
slult and battery on his wife, Lizzie
Jacques, of 1921 Filbert street. to whom
he was married September IL by q Rev
Mr. Smith, of Camden. While the
woman was on the stand testify ing to
the as.au another wife put In appear
ance. She gave her name as Mary Ann
Jacques and claimed the same address
given by the prisoner.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-07
Old Fashion Goods.

George Stanton cried the sale oi
household goods OF the late T. j.
Adams, at No. 500 Was hing ton street,
on Wednesday afternoon. The articles,
which we're mostly old fashion, brough,
good prices, of which the choicest were
bought by relatives. The dinner set.
consisting Of over 100 pieces, brought
S22 and two old fashion mahogany
chairs brought $l.85 each A real old
fashion arm chair was evidently want.
ed by numerous persons, aud after spir.
tied bidding was knocked down for $12.
We saw several well.known persons at
the sale who are seekers after every
thing old fashion and in good state OF
preservation, and they had chance to
gratify their wish at this sale.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-07
A Gallant Highwayman

The Bollinger and San Angelo stage
wes again robbed on Monday night about
eight miles from Bollingsr, Texas by the
same highwayman who stopped 1t on last
Thursday night He was recognized by
bis voice, his looks and his horse. He
got S6 There were two ladies aboard,
One of whom had over s45, but ths high
wayman twas too gallant to accept it,"
saying that he never to k money from
every letter, but, 1t is said, only got about
|Sl5 in all
Daily Republican., 1887-10-07
Luck OF q Half Breed.

8. B. Brown had certain legal docu.
ments recorded in Waco, Texas, on Wed
nesday. He says bis grandfather on th,
maternal side was full-blooded Cherokee,
Indian and owner of large possessions IL
the Indian country. BY intermarriag,
with white blood and removal to Texas
he separated the family. Brown has beer
tracing up his'Indian ancestry, and feel
assured that he has the chain complete
and that ne will recover possession OF tn
estate, now estimated at 500. 600.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-07
psso,a wants to be- Made Two states

FARGO, Oct. 6-FhirIeen counties
ware fesented by oDs hundred and
fonr delegates at the Division aConven
tion yesterday Strong resolutions were
sdopte6 ipdorsinR the plan of securing
an sxnressiop of opinion on the subjsct
oi a fiiv,sion vote at the November cleo
t,on. demapding o, Congress the admis
sion of Dakota ss two Ststes, divided
hy the seytnth parallel, and urging the
neople OF North Dakota to 60 to the
coils and vote on the issue.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-07
Good Humar.

There is no disposition more agreea
bic to others than good humor. 1t is
to the mind what good health is to the
body, putting man in the capacity OF
enj ying everything that is agreeable
to life, and Of using every faculty
without clog or impediment. 1t dis
poses TO contentment with our lot, to
benevolence to all.men, and to sym.
pathy with tie distressed. 1t presents
every object in the most favorable
light, and disposes us to avoid giving
or taking offense.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-07
Ex-President Hayes Interview cd.

NEW York, O,tobsr 6.-Ex.PresI-
dent Il. B Hayes IL stopping st the
Fifth Avenue Hotel. He arrived this
morning, but how long he proposes to
stay and what he came for be is keep
ing tohinnself. When reporter called
upon him he declined to be inter.
Viewed, remarking that be had not un.
dsrgone that process since he left Wash
ington. 1t was suggested that he
might be Interested In fowls, but he
replied: "Oh, no; am not Interested
in fowls Not At all. That Ia one Of
those little jokes, you know, only one
of those little Job es going around"
Daily Republican., 1887-10-07
Triaia Of n Landlord.

Summer tourist to landlord-"Do
you allow dogs in your hote?"
Landlord-"Yes, sir; bring all the
dogs you want to-"
Summer tourist--''I'll have to 20
somewhere else. l can't stand dogs %
Another summer tourist -"Do you
allow dogs in your hotel?'
Landlord-''No, sir; won't have q
dog about the place."
Tonrist-"Pm sorry. My wife has
a dog that she thinks more of than she
does of me-"
Daily Republican., 1887-10-07
On, How lnnocent,

TWAS discovered yesterday by the Pre-
sident Of the Fulton Bank, In Brooklyn,
New York, that Arthur Fl Smell, Its pay
ing teller, was "short" In his accounts.
Smell was subsequently arrested and
locked up on charge of larceny. The
President says 'it was case of over.
confidence on the part of the paying
teller, who advanced about $l2, 2,0c0 or
checss that were worthless to friend
who had an account"
Daily Republican., 1887-10-07
Religious,

Union American M II. Church, on
French str. ct above Twelfth, the Rev.
B. T. Raley will hold the tecond QUAR-
terly conference this evening at 8
O'Clock. Quarterly meeting on Sun.
day, the 9th instant. The Rev. Asbury
Smith, pastor Of the Union American
M. e Church OF New CASTLE, Del, will
be present on Sunday.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-07
The yesper to be Repaired

The steamer Vesper, of the Cha, les
Warner Company. has been taken to the
Pusey & Jones Company's works, to have
her boiler replaced. The boiler now takes
up much room needed for the shipment
OF cotton. After replacing her boiler the
Vesper will be taken to the jackson &
Sharp Company for repairs to her joiner
works. This boat has just discharged
100000 feet OF lumber from Wilmington,
NC
Daily Republican., 1887-10-07
Perseverance and Energy.

Perseverance and indomitable en-
ergy are the secret forces which lead
up to the high places; without these
agents, the mind becomes depressed al
the first failure, and instead of mo ding
circumstances to suit the need, the
mind is nodded by them, and reflects
itself in the weak, unsteadfast charac-
ter of its possessor.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-07
InaBan Condition.

Below Fro1t, the bed of French street
is in very bad condition. The trench
dug for laying water pipes to George w.
Bush s. Sons plug, at French street
wharf, has been filled in but Is still soft
This is source of great trouble, as
wagons frequently get fast in this place
causing a loss of time, and great strain
on the horses.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-07
sigh Anniversary.

The Holy Trinity Guild will hold Its
sixth anniversary in Old Swedes' Church,
this evening, at 7.3) o'clock. The secre,
tary's report will he read and a sermon
delivered by Rev David Howard, the
rector OF Calvary church. All are in
vited.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-07
I.rnpdywine's Entertainment

At 7.30 O'Clock on Thursday evening
an entertainment consisting of music and
speaking will be held in the Braudywine
Nj. f. Church The tickets wi be 1s
cents, and the proceeds will go to the
library fund of the church
Daily Republican., 1887-10-07
New Residen ce.

Contractor William H Foulk, has be-
gan work on residence for Willard Pyle,
at the northwest corner of Eleventh and
Franklin streets A lawn 40 feet deep on
Franklin street, and 70 feet deep on
Eleventh street, will surround the house.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-07
The CRICKET

At 1890 tomorrow, Delaware Field
Clubs first eleven, will play the Merton
second eleven, at the grounds OF the
Field Club, In this city.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-07

We invite those Wno have been una
BILE to &c, y -four yhst would just suit
them to give us trial. ~ ~ know we
can satisfy shen. J. s. Hamilton b
o., Fifth snd King,
Daily Republican., 1887-10-07

lsL.-. BUslN t;SS WAHONs,
kly carriages, q large tdeck cd
Ss!J iony ions; constant frsfknt
!, 80 . t,e-pr ,of safe, st moder.
/. Apply st n. L. corner front and
{,rt sl7.tod.lm
Daily Republican., 1887-10-07

The place to spend an evening pleas.
antly is at 224 King street. A fine
lunch served to niahs.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-07

sLg-AT A BAR4AlN, pNEuF
Itrr ARMS 10 Delaware Co., Pa, /,
k.,tTl .le station. on the baltimore
IIIvst c.ntlining u acrcs; hno
/ rult IL abundance, and under
|, d culuyaiion. Gall IN or nd /.
| gLlR0E, NO. 0 W. sth st., city.
BC-tf
Daily Republican., 1887-10-07
Wanted.

A WEEKLY REPUBLICAN of July z,
1887, for which 10 cents will be paid at
this office.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-07
PUBLIC SALES.
SALE.
IF HORSES. q

No. l. Strawberry roam, 10 hands high.
coming years old, weighs 1900 pound,
1000 4yie and action. and frs.-c.ass horse
for any Kind OF business.
NO. strawberry roam horse. lf5< har ds
hfxh. weighs, 200 pouudf, yeR-s CID, we'll
nroken, s.nxie or double, knd good saddle
horse. This horse can he driven by ths
most timfd person; feariess OF steam, and
makes good team with No. /.
NO. 8. bay mare, 8 years old, 1t54 hands
htgh, weighs ], l,l0b pounds. good Shaped and
an extra d ne mare for coach or family use.
~ hands high. weighs l,l0) pounds. Tnis
horse is nearly . thorouRhbred, will make
an ezra nfco livery horse, and can run fast.
NO. StrawDcrry roAa horse coming Z
ysnna ysnrs old. ltM hands high. weighs LOIS
very prom ising young horse ana an extra
20 ID roadster.
NO. Q. Brown horse, yesrs old. 1t<
hands high. weighs l. LOO pout ds, vel, broEe,
slnxle or double. and good general por,
NO. Z. Bay horse. coming Q year. old,
weighs 1000 p,unds wol broke, single tr
double, an extra nice road hotse v tih as
| much style as anybody's horse.
NO. 9. Brown mare. 6 yssvs old, 1iM
hapds high, ae'8hs Ito pounds. with lots
OF bone and good action, ard with fDal Dy
Clydesaale horce. q perfect mare, Wt'n ex-
esptions o. point OF one hip, does NOT iniurc
No. o. bay horse, 0 years old. 1sL lands
hi<b, weighs ,0t0 POUNDS, koo4 ussfli
| horse and very hign life, will suit q gentle.
man tha. has lots Of drivi6g.
No. 10. Bay morse, z years old, I65z hands
high. weighs l, 900 pjunds. gooi wv.gs, in
any Efnd OF harness. bat no. sound, al ex.
ira good road horse.
no. II. BiscK horse, coming years old,
| 10 hands high, welghs 400 pounds. we'll
! broke. single or double; q good, handy,
moving horss, will make 9 good coach or
doctors horse.
No. u. Dapple gray horse. co Ming years
old, l6A hands hign, weighs 1900 pousds,
good low down chunk, viii maze q gcod
shafter.
| NO. IS. Fay horse 4 years old last rp.ing.
ID hands high, weighs $50 pounds; his Is a
green western horse. but vita tive weeks
handling trotted mile Ia 9 20 on Lobdsll's
track; we think with little handling will
make very fAs. horse, we'll broke, single
or double, docs not lug nor require boots.
Nos. Il 70 20 arc all good horses, from "
8 years old.
| All horses TO DO as represented.
! No postponement on account OF weather.
Ninety days credit Will be given, WITH IN
terest rom date. wi approved endo.esr.
l JESTER h MCDANIEL.
| l.. ". Sttdham b Son, Aucrionesrs.
r. S.-Als0 . car Ioa1 Of mules AZ private
l sale. o4dhwts
Daily Republican., 1887-10-07
ISls AS-A.A

fIIg-tiDUp 2-3TUBY BRlOk
.,ta sinhen, No. 900 Chestnut
1 n foe. dc 80; new tin roof; dry
(wtb,e 70 rent; solliug because
" living In Philsdoiph la. A
i. soon. Apply to J. J. VIII
fytr chestnut and hoa ms sta.,
\ G., .en e. Darphin str o..
4. IA se-lms
Daily Republican., 1887-10-07

kLE-gSTOKY ! BRIOx HOUSE
|.r.s side Of Lowering avenue,
E.ta street.. win sell cheap, and
|. !sg purcnaser. Monthly insta IL
b.. Lilo II. Linden street. Apply
rVthNtiS. this ofiioo. itb.tf
Daily Republican., 1887-10-07

flLE-ONE CHI z 8 T n U 7
fote, rctween 7 and 3 years OF
|lAtG. be, b, good drive[. can be
ai.', W. b. BULLOCK, Ten IN
'ite2. e1+tf
Daily Republican., 1887-10-07
d EGIsTER's ORDER.
1G REG lSTER'S OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. DKL..

~ OFFlCE
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL,
Sep ember %, 1887. y
Upon the application of Samuel q. ID Ixon,
Administrator of Maris Il. Dixon, late Of
Mill Creek Hundred, in said county.
deceased, II is ordered ard directed
by the Register that the Administra-
tor aforesaid give notice of granting of let
Of the DECEASED, with the date OF
granting thereof, by causing adver-
tisements to be posted within 40 days from the
date of such letters In six of the most public
places of the county of New Castle, requiring
all persons having demands against the estate
to present the same, or abide by an Act Of
Assembly in such case made and provided
and also cause the same to be inserted within
the same period in the Daily REPUBLICAN,,
a newspaper publishedi In Wilmington, and to
be continued therein three weeks (e. odd
So Given under the hand and Seal OF
II. S. 0tfce OF the Register aforesaid, at
(~~~-~ Wilmington, in New Castle County
Aforesaid, the day and year above written.
JOHN X. BRADFORD, Register.
NoTICE.-All persons having claims sgainst
the estate of the deceased must present the
same, duly attested to the Administr ator
on or before September %, 1888 or
abide the Act Of Assembly in such case mace
ana provided.
SAMUEL G. DIXON,
- Addr ess. Wilmington, Del, or X c. Fraim.
Fsq., his attorney. s27-3w-eOd
Daily Republican., 1887-10-07
For Rent,

80 l1Sl-ON TIE sRp
|,t,t s.,, :. y, ,' 81 gold eps,tscl,s ana
~, WIZ receive tho alb We re-
Esls 'l' 1ame at 10 SCOTT stree.
ce-1ta
Daily Republican., 1887-10-07

+ blrrEN SET -
IL N,ssl nS,fsl reward 1; ss.<s&,
e.Ioot. os.ot
Daily Republican., 1887-10-07

kLt-ArA BARGAIN, A WO'
pfHg h!pusn oil engine; nearly
On & 70 cenn az hour 70 run II,
RI bsKr a. koOP, printer. NO.
i'ist., city. Oh u
Daily Republican., 1887-10-07

- HE GOOD WILL, SrUOK
l,.'s! o. ths grocery stcrs at tho
'Ii and Aaams ets. o,os
Daily Republican., 1887-10-07

,Lt.-slX ROuMED HOUSE,
AID X acres OF good land at
lsl apply 70 GEU. Il.
At, "a Market street. ot-a
Daily Republican., 1887-10-07

Is'e,ias%s,' a%';n, Ny YourHruLIm
%!a 4 y IN Norye B,ttors, tcs.
A'nston, ba!. !.''rassnsiS na.sotII,s
Daily Republican., 1887-10-07

fLLt-LtRaE AND SMALL
cNNn Wagons At fair prices
iNltn q bGn1ess wsgopa "
"a al! s1d French cts. sl0-3mH
Daily Republican., 1887-10-07

-11s7Y BOUT IS YE.hs
tp,H .orr d on 8 farm fsr toe WIN
T y, " ~. MUnPAY. kocsisnd'
RnH AZ t3-0t
Daily Republican., 1887-10-07

De uH KENT, ~lsE ESStS
a9sage or sauer trart cutters, at
T. J. o. AIRZ GL.. ob .It
Daily Republican., 1887-10-07

.ro-, WHITE GlRL OK MID
tp ~ vonan for die Ing rom ?
('@'s, @ss,,,.sat. Apply a. elo Z TN
Daily Republican., 1887-10-07

t-0HEAP, GOOD BUCK
fSii d'i!l, with phosphate and
Iauhnent. j. p. HALL. Ala
flt:@.. SO II
Daily Republican., 1887-10-07

rpy LAplts TO KNOW
rfp "a measured for eorsets !. snd rs
~ ~ ~ r@,eoe underwear Dy mts
~ ~ ~ RI sshipIey street. ~ o..
Daily Republican., 1887-10-07

fTtp = =, al M rsst 90. Bosfding
s',er =, ~ al Market street Jat
III III A' '' osbt
Daily Republican., 1887-10-07

|aLE-2 PATENT CHApF BEE
Z !scl!re at Newport toll gate.
,isA,m.
q. y. WOODROW.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-07

C.xsx1rs WANT1Nu e
~ sOs hotsls, rsstauIannts ss os
4 10 whnlhs i70-tf
,ss trssl
Daily Republican., 1887-10-07

E-nIAIlY AGENTS FOB A
LIN ". H.. astonishcs everybody.
,iITrfI,E, iT Chieago, Ill re l2t'
Daily Republican., 1887-10-07

|..1.p.RTNgn VITA $1,000.
We ,e,l sasblished and pay ng
ss.,,sss Il. H., this otiioe. o. u
Daily Republican., 1887-10-07

II h, \
! wina
bon INN
| bs Chi
| |is'sigal
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Daily Republican., 1887-10-07
Ws.,sd.

.To BUY An EIGHT
IfID-N iii bssh. north Of peia- :
[ss.a sSss;sssn psRscssiN ] scssiNiSSroH, fSS
| ipgly v No. 1 East sth streeI'
Daily Republican., 1887-10-07

fyn-A puJD aiRL FO Il GEN.
tis,u.sgvls, with T ference, st
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